JSinSA 2012
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This past weekend was the ever-fantastic JavaScript in South Africa (JSinSA) conference. This year’s focus was on HTML5, JavaScript, and CSS3—easily some of the most important topics for developers, regardless of platform, to know about.
It was its second year, and while I was very lucky to attend as an attendee in the first year, this year I was even luckier to be a presenter at the conference. I was also very lucky to present on a topic I am passionate about: Windows 8.
The talk provided an introduction to Windows 8 and how development works. In the 45 minutes I had, we built an application that could take a photo from a webcam and send it to Twitter (the actual photo is to the below).
You can get the slides and bits from the talk below.